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by dougw 20y ago
I don't know, I really don't feel like this article contributed much.
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by dougw 20y ago
Much agreed, she asks all the questions I want to know before I wanted to know them!
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by dougw 20y ago
I couldn't agree with you more. It isn't until you really experience what it is like to work for someone else before you realize what it's like to work for someone else. After 2 years of corporate work, I'm ready to step out on my own as
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by dougw 20y ago
Does anyone want to guess what industries IT spans for the consideration of the survey referenced?
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by dougw 20y ago
Without a community you either have to create a sales force in-house or use outside "hired" labor/advertising. Essentially, without community, it will be up to you as a entrepreneur to evangelize your project. Community ensures vi
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by dougw 20y ago
I really liked the comment on giving some service away before account creation. In my experience, one of the largest hurdles to user adoption is getting something useful from the site. If a user is able to see the value of the service *be
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by dougw 20y ago
I find the most valuable part of this article the link at the bottom pertaining to questions cofounders should mull over before entering the venture together (For ease: http://onstartups.com/home/tabid/3339/bid/99/Important-Questions-Startu
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by dougw 20y ago
I'd like to see a list (RSS feed?) of my comments that have been replied to so that discussion can continue.
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by dougw 20y ago
It seems like a lot of this information is pulled directly from Cal's book "Building Scalable Web Sites" (Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Building-Scalable-Web-Sites-Applications/dp/0596102356/). If you are interested in gaining some